Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1937 — Page 15

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COUNCIL ASKS POLICE LOBBY ° INVESTIGATION

Resolution Requesting Mayor to Act Is Passed Unanimously.

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After Tong debate the City Couns | cil Tast night passed unanimously a resolution requesting Mayor Kern to investigate lobbying of eity policemen at the Legisiatare. | Mrs. Nannette Dowd and Adolph | J. Fritz, Democrats, opposed the | suspension of rales necessary for | immediate adoption of the resolu- | tion. Mis. Dowd said that Chief Morrissey’s action against John Dalton, | former detective sergeant, and De- | tective Sergt. John Dugan had | “cleared everything up” and that an | additional probe was unnecessary. Mr. Fritz said there was no neces= sity for ‘great haste” and that the matter should be referred to the Police Merit Board or the Safety | Board.

Motrissey Reads Report

Chief Morrissey read his report, | whieh accused Dalton of threaten- | ing Senators Joseph Sexton (D, In- | dianapolis) and Martin Cleary (DO Ft. Wayne), lobbying without awuthority and drinking Sergt. Dugan was charged With failure to report violations of police regulations to the proper authorities. Dugan, assighed to the Prosecutor's office. and Dalton, assighed to Crim= inal Court, visited the State House | together, Chief Morrissey said he reecommended to the Safety Board that police officers not He assigned 10 other departments except in emergeneies Resolution Quoted The iesoltuion states, “The City | Counetl . . . does now hereby request | the Hon. John W. Kern, Mavor of madianapolis, to investigate in the most complete and thorough manner the alleged lawless and improper activities of police officers of the City . . . in the obstruction of legislation before the General Assembly . . . and make to this Common Council a complete report. + And thal such report inelude the names of all police officers en= gaged or involved in such lawless ana improper activities and i | particulars therewith, ineluding any yeasons given by such police officers for engaging in such activities, ang full particulars as to whether said police officers were engaged in said lawless and improper activities dui= ing their regular hours of duty.” Kealing Wants Roster During a caucus prior to the meeting, Edward R. Kealing, Re-= | publican advocate of higher pay for police and firemen, accused Theos dove H. Dammever, Safety Board president, of refusing to provide him with a roster showing the political affiliation of city police and firemen The lists are in my office. You ean get them any time you want them,” Mr. Dammeyer said. ‘16 would be decent courtesy to send the lists as we asked.” William A. Oren, Republican, replied. The Council passed an ordinance 10 annex one acre at the northeast corner of Riley Ave. and 21st St. for a new School 68 building. The body also approved purchases aggregating 839.300 at City Hospital

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STATE COURT HITS GREYHOUND RAGING

Prohibits Protective Action In Lake County.

The Indiana Supreme Court late yesterday made permanent a writ of prohibition preventing the Lake Superior Court fiom restraining law enforeement agencies from raiding the Calumet Exposition Co. The firm, according to the opinion written by Justice Walter Treanov, sought to operate a greyhound yac= ing enterprise with premiums of= fered to the public Judge Treanor wiote: {or and other law enforcement offi= cers of Dake County are under sworn duty to enforce the eriminal laws of the State and in the pers formance of that duty are protected

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